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DYESOL is one step closer to establishing a commercial base
in the UK to develop, manufacture and distribute its solid-state DSC
technology.
Dyesol has signed an agreement with the SPECIFIC consortium,
becoming a Technology Partner of the open innovation centre managed by Swansea University.
SPECIFIC is focused on the development and commercialisation
of functional coatings. By becoming a Technology Partner, Dyesol now has access
to SPECIFIC’s network of open innovation partners, including academic
institutions and multinational building materials giants.
Dyesol says it will use this access to continue development
of its proposed photovoltaic products based on the DSC technology. It hopes to
bring 3rd generation photovoltaic products to the UK and European markets.